New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-10
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
ANIMATION AT CHURCH ONLY.


BEGINNING TO-DAY.
Hoy Week every year becomes more extensively
observed. This is contessedy due far to freak of
fashion and not to spread OF true religion. Yet it is
freak that may bear better fruit than many Others.
for gu Good Fr6 ay the churches nearly well
filled as Sunday-something not very often seen.
Other services of the week were well attended and
there was absolutely no social gayety beyond few
quiet dinners Ia addition to the Lenten depression.
many fashionable people greatly saddened by the
death and funeral OF Miss Catherine l.. Wolfe. This
estimabe lady has long been OF the most highly
spected and sincerely beloved women in New-York.
Her death was not unexpected but when il came it
caused widespread regret and much grief. large
circle of relatives is thrown into mourning On the
whole, Len. has actually been of reelection Tor
New-York society," and Easter is hailed with Joy.
ii the weather is at all pleasant to-day great display
of toilets aGd flowers will be in the churches,
and Tor several weeks to there will be much
gayety.
Much interest is felt in the opening tie
coaching season. There will the Pelham coach
drawn by Mr.. Bronsons and Mr. Fritschs horses. and
there is talk OF running gentlemans turnout to
Tuxedo The date OF the cOathing parade is not yet
fixed but every hopes will be better show than
last years. This is an occasion when the lines be-
tween the classes and the plainly visible.
1t is des rahle therefore, to get the classes up in
style that would make 1t worth while for the masses
to gaze them The Patti opera season at the Metro
poan is also a matter of interest in the fashionable
world. and the boxes will doubtless be well hlied
On Monday the Hasty Pudding Club ,heatricals in
the Metropolitan Assembly rooms will be the chief
incident. These entertainments always interest
large crowd OF fashionable New-York people. and il
Que not in the audience the next pest thing is
to have pun chased ticket 1t is noble objcet-the
Cam bridge Varsity crew. The play will be The
Iasman and doubtless will be up to the high las.y
Pudding STANDARD. The performance will he repeated
On Thursday afternoon and on FRIDAY evening. Ad-
mission will be -. Tickets may be bought at Tyson
& Co.'S, Fifth Avenue Hotel at Delmonicos, at the
Exchange for Womens Work, an also OF X. NJ. Apple
ton at the Knickerbocker Club; ID. Crawford Clark,
No. IS Gramefcy Park Amos L. French, No ITO
Madison.ave Charles lsham at the University CLUB;
Wendell, No. 8 East Thirty -eighth-st and X ID.
Winthrop No. Broad-st. In the evening OF this day
there will be meeting Of the 4" Causeres du I,undi'
and a coton at Mrs. +. D. Jones's, No. 20 West
Ihlrty-nlnth-st.
On Tuesday Miss Amy Gallatin will be married to
Rowland Pell au No. go Fiith.ave., and Miss
Demarest to Frank Wht'more at It. Ihomas's
Church. Mrs.. Gilchrist will give tea at No. 80 West
Fitty-frsst. and Mrs. c. o. ID. Iselin at No. IL West
Fifty Miss King will he married TO Albert
Hilton ON tins day.
A pleasant matinee musicale may be expected
Tuesday AFTERNOON at the parors OF the Metropolitan
Opera House. 1t Is tor the sake Of the art classes OF
The Italian school connected with the Chiidrers Aid
Society," and the following among the patronesses
Mrs. Vincenzo Botta, Mrs Howard Crosby, Mis-.
Robert Carter Mrs. Julius Catn. jr. Mrs Henry NJ.
Day, Mrs. Chaunccy NJ. Depew. Mrs. GUERNSEY, drs.
LugI Monti Mrs. James w. Pinchot Mrs. Charles
Stewart smith, Mrs. X. II. L. Townsend and Mrs:
Edward Winslow. Wood carvings, cmbroderies aud
designs by the pupils OF the art classes will be on eAhi-
bition and Tor sale.
The Ortbopudic hail On Wednesday night promises
to be attractive affair. IL will DC at Delmonicos
and the supper tickets s. each. Mrs. W. w.
Astor Mrs +. Rhnelander Jones, Mrs. Levi p. Nor
ton Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt Mrs. VI. o. Roberts and
Mrs. Douglas Robins n, r., will receive the guests
Another foor committee is made up OF lot OF ener-
natta II "a Inv oh
Hospital, and needs help.
On Friday afternoon there will he a charity enter
tainmet at DelmonicOs in aid of the building fund OF
the Ladies Library, hospital and Prison Association
Miss Leary has general supervision OF the affair The
Hungarian Band will play 1t is hoped that this enter
tainent will bring i'll good round sum. Tickets OF
admission will cost ~ each.
Among the amateur theatrical performances which
will crowd upon this week are Miss Ada Webster
Wards benefit on Wednesday al the Madison Square
Theatre. Mr. Coward Mrs. Wilbur A. Boodgood.
George W. Nicholas and Miss Katbaryn Brady will
help Miss " ard. Later in the season will come some
genuinely private theatricals at Mrs. Lawrence Iur-
snure's ia fii.have On Easter Saturday the SEASIDE
Mission will have benefit in hich Mrs. Denison v Ill
appear. Ii AR. Coward get his part learned III
it is said that he will also be OF the actors
On Monday, April 25, there will be special matinee
at DAYS Tor the bent fit OF the Asy lum tor Orphan
Italian caild IN. The Tanning OF the Shrew' will be
performed and may be obtained Tor ~ so each
from the following ladies no interested III the in
stitution Mis-. John Sherw ood Mrs. Henry Day. mis-
C. 7. Huntington, Mrs. di CeSnola, Mrs de Navarro
and Mrs. BOtia. This is Roman Catholic institution
IN which many Protestants take an interest
The Essex County TobOggan Club at Orange, n. D.,
10 10 have u benefit and its friends hope 1t may be
rousing The entertainment will be given in the
Music Hall la Orange on Thursday evening, April Is,
and the pei formers will be amateur minstrels There
will also be reception ard dance aterwa Tickets
ats1 80 can be obtained OF governors O the club.
John Alexander will marry Miss Helen Webb on
May H. at the home OF the bride, No. 10 Lexington,
ave Three sisters of the bride will be her maids OF
honor.